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Kenny Easley, Hall of Famer and Seahawks legend, dies at 66

Kenny Easley, a Hall of Fame safety for the Seahawks, has died at 66, ending a storied NFL career.
Easley was the 1984 NFL Defensive Player of the Year and went to the Pro Bowl five times.
The Seahawks retired Easley's No. 45 in 2017, cementing his legacy with the franchise.
Easley finished his NFL career with 32 interceptions and solid tackle totals.
The Hall of Fame noted Easley’s leadership, toughness, and fearlessness as defining traits.
Easley’s kidney failure ended his NFL career after only 89 games.
He sued over his medical diagnosis, with a notable lawsuit concerning ibuprofen use and kidney damage.
College star at UCLA, Easley set interception records and was named a three-time consensus All-American.
Seahawks organization praised Easley for leadership and lasting impact on the franchise.
Easley played for UCLA and later UCLA Football mourned his passing, highlighting his Bruin legacy.

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